[C# 10] Const Interpolated Strings
Read OriginalEl artículo detalla la novedad en C# 10 que permite el uso de cadenas interpoladas (con el operador $) en contextos constantes, siempre que todas las partes sean constantes. Muestra ejemplos comparativos con versiones anteriores y resalta cómo esta característica hace el código más conciso y legible.
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